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Ported from the 1989 arcade scrolling shooter. This Snes version has reduced difficulty from arcade version to make it more playable for average players. You have the option to continue when lose your lives. The soundtrack copied from the original, and was popular enough for own albums releases.
Game does suffer from slowdowns. This version is not hacked or modified to reduce slowdowns. Yet, some players actually like the slow-down to help with gameplay.
As one of the first Snes shooters it graphically reflects the original coin-op. Yet, even with these shortcomings the gameplay shines through.
Reviewers were pretty good on this Snes version. Some noted “It incorporates all the features that make the for a great arcade game.” It also makes many top 50 Snes game lists of all time. Others noted the visuals, environments, and bosses being “a true sight to behold”.
Many enjoy the Snes version at home vs the coin-op counterpart. Other find this the best port in the series. Overall, a great Arcade port!
Game does suffer from slowdowns. This version is not hacked or modified to reduce slowdowns. Yet, some players actually like the slow-down to help with gameplay.
As one of the first Snes shooters it graphically reflects the original coin-op. Yet, even with these shortcomings the gameplay shines through.
Reviewers were pretty good on this Snes version. Some noted “It incorporates all the features that make the for a great arcade game.” It also makes many top 50 Snes game lists of all time. Others noted the visuals, environments, and bosses being “a true sight to behold”.
Many enjoy the Snes version at home vs the coin-op counterpart. Other find this the best port in the series. Overall, a great Arcade port!